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Danger of misreading US and Western politics
By Tafataona Mahoso
FOR a variety of reasons, many Zimbabweans continue to misread US and other Western political developments...
Unmasking Chester Crocker
WHILE the major highlight of Chester Crocker’s involvement with Zimbabwe has been his much publicised ‘make the Zimbabwe economy scream’ statement, the...
Analysis
US poll predictions…Trump’s trials and tribulations
By Eunice Masunungure
VOTERS in America will decide on November 3 whether President Donald Trump remains in the White...
Do we know who we are?
THE PATRIOT recently wrote about the Catholic Church, particularly reminding the institution how it played a shameful role in the occupation of...
The Patriot Editors
Columns
Heirloom chickens: The village teachers
FREE-RANGE chickens, referred to as ‘bosveldt’ chickens in southern Africa, have become all the rage in organic indigenous restaurants throughout the region....
Making Africa the future
THAT Africa’s dream is yet to be realised is a fact of life.
There is something about Africa that...
The Patriot Reporters
Opinion
Narrow escape at Tembwe
The story of Cde Charles Gwenzi alias Cde Tichatonga Mabhunu.
POLITICAL orientation from my history teacher Mr Muza at...
An open letter
To the Chief Executive Officer of the Zimbabwe Heritage Trust
from friends of the Zimbabwe Heritage Trust in Gweru
Feature
At crossroads with Catholics: Part Two
When we attained independence, the Catholics did not seem inimical to the state of Zimbabwe but the Catholics were not at peace.
Zim’s liberal trade policy
THE birth of the World Trade Organisation (WTO), in 1995, coincided with the end of Zimbabwe’s economic reform period, during which time...
Business
UK threatens wildlife management in Africa
By Emmanuel Koro
OBSERVERS worldwide are appalled by the proposed British Government anti-trophy hunting imports Bill.
Zimbabwe and China strengthen ties
ZIMBABWE’s potential as an attractive tourist and investment destination is estimated at US$4 trillion.
As the country opens up...
Farming
Agric reforms after independence
AFTER independence, agricultural performance in Zimbabwe was mainly directed by four central policy frameworks, namely: The ‘growth with equity programme’ pursued by...
Time to improve yields
DEPRESSED yields were recorded in the agricultural sector over the past decades resulting in Government putting in place programmes promoting adherence to...
Arts
Heirloom chickens: Part Two…the politics, protocol and gender matrix of the...
FROM the pre-colonial annals of history to present day Zimbabwe, almost every indigenous clan or group of the Shona peoples were obliged...
Lewis Ngara on fire
By Fidelis Manyange
PROMINENT UK-based gospel artiste Lewis Ngara who has been riding high on local radio stations has...
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Chatham House Report: Zimbabwe’s International Re-engagement The Long Haul...
By: Knox Chitiyo and Steve Kibble
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